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sidewaysscott wrote:not a fan of white mats for the most part, but those all look clean and crisp! Nice work.

The mats are actually cream colored and not white, but I agree with you otherwise.
There was so much cream color in the prints, and it seemed to look the best for a double mat layout.

Recently took advantage of Michael's 70% off on custom framing. Went for their preservation mounting with double mats. I have to say that I really like the way these came out? What do you all think? http://s22.postimg.org/62mbgt8k1/IMG_0942.jpg http://s27.postimg.org/x74olrkbn/IMG_0943.jpg http://s3...

bhutanpro wrote:Now if we can just get TURK182 on here...

I have never seen any print or canvas work from Turk182?? Only walls....and trains...

dropdoctor wrote:

Codeblue wrote:Who?

That's not very street AT ALL

What do you mean by that comment?

Wayne Roberts is an early graff pioneer from the Bronx, NY....1970's...and you say "not very street at all"?

What do you consider street?

Wayne Robert, Stayhigh149
One of the OG graff artists from the 70's, Bronx NY

http://www.4e.com/wayne-robert-stayhigh149/

Thanks Bread8! Stayhigh149 has now officially made it to EB. Appreciate the direction.

I am unable to find anything on here from Stayhigh149? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stay_High_149
I have a bunch of prints from him, and since he has passed the value has gone way up.

The question is, how does one go about getting an artist added to the EB database?